Winnipeg school division moves police out of schools
Students said they felt uneasy with police being located in the schools.
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Artist uses new exhibit to fight erasure of Métis women from history
Winnipeg Art Gallery honours Métis women in Heart Beat of a Nation exhibit running until Sept. 20
‘I love it’: Herman Edward has been keeping his canoe journey alive for 20 years
The annual paddle upholds the syilx Peoples’ ancestral and territorial rights to cross the constructed Canada-U.S. border without interference.
MMF seeks to advance Indigenous rights in new agreement signed with feds
The Manitoba Metis Federation’s new deal with the federal government has brought backlash from the…
‘I don’t feel safe’: Syilx mother shaken after learning RCMP, social worker searched her home without her knowledge
Lauren Marchand wasn’t told about the search until weeks later.
New Minecraft world to teach students about Anishinaabe culture
For most kids, Minecraft is a game they play to unwind after school, but thanks…
Death of the ‘zombie’ pipeline and calling out white supremacy in federal politics
While people against the Keystone XL pipeline rejoiced at news President Joe Biden was immediately…
Metis National Council leadership tells Quebec to back off its campaign to exonerate Louis Riel
‘Riel’s family spoke against this, and they still stand against it,’ says David Chartrand
Newly-formed national coalition calls on Canadian government to exonerate Louis Riel
‘The death of Louis Riel is the source of deep division in Canadian society and has led to a profound sense of injustice among the Métis people.’